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3 of the Best Treetop Walks in Europe: Switzerland, Germany, & Austria

Europe · Switzerland

3 of the Best Treetop Walks in Europe: Switzerland, Germany, & Austria

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Forest walks, sky bridges, treetop walkways—there are many names that describe elevated adventures out in nature. Though known by many names, the idea is the same. You take a raised pathway in order to explore a natural area from a semi-bird’s-eye view. In the case of Central Europe, the most popular treetop walks are located in heavily forested areas. Think of them like a dual-threat in terms of outdoor activities and environmental immersion. N…See the Story

Middle Seat on a Long Flight? Use These 5 Survival Tips

Middle Seat on a Long Flight? Use These 5 Survival Tips

Maybe you wanted to save money on your flight by not paying for seat selection. Perhaps karma stepped in and prevented you from escaping the middle seat. It’s possible you took the hit for a loved one, giving them the aisle or window seat. Regardless of how you ended up with a middle seat on a long flight, there’s one surety at play: it’s going to suck. Even the most patient and lax passengers are likely to feel a twinge of discomfort on a long …Read Article

10 Jungle Creatures I Came Face-to-Face with at Sandos Caracol Eco Resort

Quintana Roo · Quintana Roo

10 Jungle Creatures I Came Face-to-Face with at Sandos Caracol Eco Resort

If you’re heading to the Riviera Maya, you’re bound to run into a jungle creature at some point. The Yucatan region is blanketed in tropical, lush jungle. Though many resorts in the area attempt to curate and manage the types of flora and fauna that wind up on their properties, some locations actually seek to do the opposite. They welcome the jungle, allowing guests to feel truly immersed in the tropics—all the while providing all the modern com…Read Article

14 Best Tours in Chicago: Booze, Doughnuts, & Architecture

Though not as large or notorious as coastal hubs like Los Angeles and New York City, Chicago is undoubtedly one of America’s greatest cities. From its historical impact to its modern outlook, there’s something for everyone. I’m talking stunning architecture, delicious eats, music and art scenes you haven’t heard of before, and much more. Underneath it all is a classic Midwestern openness—one that usually portends smiles and easy conversations. T…Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

The 10 Best Resorts in Myrtle Beach to Book in 2025

As one of the US’s premier family getaway destinations, Myrtle Beach comes alive as soon as the weather starts to warm up. It’s non-stop fun for any generation, offering endless beach days, exciting outdoor activities, and a long boardwalk that’s chock-full of restaurants. Myrtle Beach is also home to dozens of resorts. The sheer number and range of these massive hotels are great for families that like to shop around for the best pick. And while…Myrtle Beach · Myrtle Beach Read Article

How to Hunt for Yooperlites, Michigan’s Special Glowing Rocks

If you’ve heard the word ‘yooper’, you’re probably from Michigan or have spent a lot of time there. Yooper is a local term used to describe people from the Upper Peninsula in Michigan. But it’s also part of the term ‘Yooperlite’, which is a newly discovered type of rock. Discovered on the shores of Lake Superior in 2017, it’s taken the geology world by storm. Never heard of Yooperlites? Here’s what you need to know about this newly discovered ro…Michigan · Michigan Read Article

Etiquette in the Mediterranean: What is Considered Rude in Southern Europe?

I have no idea if this concept is common knowledge in the United States, but here in Europe, we like to divide the continent into two parts. There’s potato Europe, then there’s tomato Europe. Potato Europe experiences colder climates, has a very rigid take on rulebooks, and usually prefers vodka to wine. Tomato Europe, by contrast, has a more tenuous relationship to rules (and schedules), is wooed by art over logic, and is probably at least a li…Barcelona · Barcelona Read Article

Munich Closed Down its Famous Eisbach Wave—Will it Reopen?

If you’ve spent a lot of time in Germany, you might have heard of Munich’s famous Eisbach Wave. It’s one of the Bavarian capital’s most famous tourist sites and is a beloved staple for sporty locals. Like the title suggests, the Eisbach Wave is exactly that: a large 3.5-foot wave that forms from the rushing water hitting a concrete step on the riverbed. Locals like to surf it. Visitors like to watch and, at times, get in on the action themselves…Tourism · Munich Read Article

Can Tourists Use Hitchhiking to Travel?

Hitchhiking—the unsung hero of casual transportation. Or possibly a one-way ticket to ending up on a true crime headline, depending on whether you’re a pessimist or an optimist. There’s no easy answer. The only place I’ve ever consistently used hitchhiking for transportation was in Byron Bay, Australia. That’s the same country that produced Ivan Milat, a serial killer with the moniker ‘backpacker killer’ thanks to his penchant for disappearing h…Travel · Byron Bay Read Article

The World Tour of Oopsies: Chapter Three - The Goat Sacrifice

[The World Tour of Oopsies is an ongoing series of travel stories about my first decade of travel. During these adventures and misadventures, I had to unlearn many things I thought I knew about life. Welcome to my miseducation.] Catch up on the World Tour of Oopsies travel stories: Chapter One: The Scorpion Chapter Two: The Bucket Shower Part I / Kolkata & Kali Ma One year after visiting Cambodia, I found myself on another teen travel adventure…Sikkim · Sikkim Read Article

8 Seaside Resorts in California for a Perfect West Coast Trip

When we think about great seaside resorts in the United States, Florida is one of the first places that comes to mind. Hawaii is a close second, followed by family-friendly favorites like South Carolina. But if you base your search for seaside resorts on sheer coastal miles, California will quickly land on your radar. While the Golden State is well known amongst travelers for its natural wonders further inland, from Lake Tahoe to Yosemite, it al…Mission Bay · Mission Bay Read Article

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